How to pronounce “neare”

Meaning

• [Adjective]
• Obsolete spelling of near.
• [Verb]
• second-person singular present passive subjunctive of neō

Practice Nearby Words

near, nigh, farre, farr, short, dystant, hende, æquidistant, slight, hendy, proximious, æquivalent, vicine, dystaunt, similary, easie, inpossible, readie, præcise, distaunt, likely, prochein, strikt, equall, nedefull, needles, german, extreame, unequall, deade, poore, close, fatigu'd, rare, conuenient, naturall, fatig'd, cleare, æqual, righte, far fetched, subobsolete, unæquall, onlie, shye, physickal, œconomic, distantial, weake, next, anough, milde, carefull, metaphorick, othere, strait, cleane, proxime, cleer, younge, helpefull, tyny, concise, harshe, outmoded, moribund, adjoyning, æquall, homœopathic, greene, stucke, yeallow, arownd, superiour, larg, lyke, quicke, homœogeneous, synonymal, deepe, advanc't, absolete, beautifull, numberous, briefe, aukward, inferiour, sometyme, paranœic, busie, ænigmatic, mightie, laborous, fraile, onelie, shorte, wearie, numerose, friendlesse, meare

Similar Sounds

ner, gnar, nre, nner, knor, knar, gner, nrr, nwr, gnr, nnor, pnr, mnr, mer, myrrh, mur, murr, mber, mirr, murre, mmr, meur, mwr, mhr, knee, honor, enter, honour, nah, inner, gnaw, naw, nae, nar, earner, mne, knw, nair, kne, gne, knower, nai, nare, knaw, ener, aner, naa, honore, knie, mny, knorr, nahh, kni, gna, anor, aigner, anar, anr, einar, gnawer, hns, knawe, knurl, gns, hna, einer, inr, knarr, ncer, ahner, naar, narr, hne, enr, knerr, inor, knauer, dner, nayar, gnarr, awner, inar, lner, inre, naor, knn, gnie, kns, narre, aynor, gnh, gny, jnr, mnw, bnr, hny, nahr